Karyn Woodhouse is the vice president of retail with Jones New York Group Canada
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Report to Community 2012 - High Resolution (28MB)
May 1, 2013
Take a look at a year of transformational change that was 2012 for the Calgary Chamber.
Report to Community 2012 - Low Resolution (7.5MB)
May 1, 2013
Take a look at a year of transformational change that was 2012 for the Calgary Chamber.
Calgary Chamber Property Tax Room Letter 2013
April 29, 2013
The City of Calgary has an extra $52 million to spend. How about using this money to reduce small business taxes?
Hosting a Business After Hours
March 12, 2013
Business After Hours is a casual evening networking event co-hosted by the Calgary Chamber with interested members – to members. Depending on what the host is comfortablewith, we welcome anywhere from 40 to 200 Chamber members to these events. If you’re a Chamber member you can be a venue host for a Business After Hours.
Responsible Energy Development Act Regulations Submission
March 8, 2013
The Alberta government is implementing significant changes to its regulatory process to improve the resource development system. The passing of Bill 2, the Responsible Energy Development Act (REDA), marks the beginning of significant changes to the policy development and policy assurance system. While the government is on the right path to improving the regulation of Alberta’s natural resources, the Act is unclear in several key areas.
2013 ACC Resolution - Priorities for a renewed fiscal framework
March 5, 2013
Now is the time to introduce a fiscal framework for Alberta’s 21st century. The current method of managing government finances is not meeting the expectations of Albertans, most of which have come to expect balanced budgets and reasonable government services and steps need to be taken to ensure the fiscal framework continues to protect the competitiveness of Alberta businesses.
2013 ACC Resolution - Improving Alberta’s First Nations consultation policy
March 5, 2013
Aboriginal communities present unique economic and business opportunities through their significant potential for economic growth, ready workforce and market demand for the Alberta economy. Along with the federal government, the Government of Alberta has to bring forward a clear and effective process for resolving issues that arise between industry and First Nations.
2013 ACC Resolution - Creation of a Provincial Budget Office
March 5, 2013
To improve our budgeting process, a Provincial Budget Office would be tasked with building the underlying economic data that budgets are built on, and then providing timely updates on how those figures have changed. Budget numbers that are credible and widely trusted help businesses plan to prepare their own business plans without the uncertainty of rising taxes, delayed capital spending and excessive public borrowing that crowds out private borrowing opportunities.

